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Becoming a writer Dav Pilkey remembers the some of the biggest milestones in his career and the teacher who started it all.
Made in China Every single piece of every single pop-up book is assembled by hand. Some of Robert Sabuda’s books come out in print-runs of 500,000.
Raina Telgemeier: Filling the reading gap with graphic novels Raina Telgemeier explains that graphic novels can help kids become voracious readers.
Matt de la Peña: "Milo Imagines the World" invites readers to challenge their stereotypes Award-winning author Matt de la Peña talks about the importance of challenging the stereotypes you hold on to and how he explored that theme in Milo Imagines the World.
Impact of television on storytelling Marcus opines that television has likely impacted the attention span that young children have for a story.
Developing a voice Though her family didn’t completely understand her passion for writing, Woodson wrote all the time and had teachers who nurtured her talent.
Meet Margaret As a child, Margaret Peterson Haddix spent a lot of time out in the chicken coop or with her nose in a book.
Coming full circle When David Shannon switched from editorial illustrations to children’s books, he realized it was his true calling.
